Knitting Next Steps - York

Description

Knitting Next Steps is for those who have mastered knit and purl stitches and eager to move beyond simple projects. Explore how to combine these stitches to craft intricate textures and patterns, unlocking endless creative possibilities. In this interactive workshop, learn essential techniques like increase and decrease stitches needed to shape garments, create button holes and even embellish your work with lace sections. Additionally, Judith will cover vital finishing touches, from sewing pieces together to blocking for a polished finish. Each participant will create swatch samples to take home, along with exclusive knitting patterns by Judith to continue practicing your skills. Whether you aspire to design garments or refine your technique, this workshop provides the knowledge and confidence for your knitting journey’s next stage. Knitting Next Steps is led by seasoned tutor Judith Schur, whose passion for knitting dates back to childhood. She holds a City and Guilds certification in Hand Knitting and Design. This workshop suits those who’ve completed a Beginners Knitting workshop or possess a basic grasp of casting on, knit, and purl stitches. Join her and unleash your knitting potential! Level: For those with basic skills and those whose skills need a refresh or confidence boost.

What's included in the price?

Light refreshments are provided. Each participant receives a 10% off voucher to spend online or put towards another workshop.

Cancellation policy

Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Duttons for Buttons

with Craft Courses since 2019

Message the tutor

Founded in 1906, we are a family firm with shops in York and Harrogate. We specialise in haberdashery and needlecrafting materials and workshops, with an international reputation for stocking over 10,000+ different button designs. Our classes are held in a beautiful beamed room at the top of our medieval building in York and in the Yorkshire town of Ilkley in a converted Victorian double-fronted shop. They are taught by practicing designers and makers with considerable expertise in (and passion for) their respective crafts, and considerable teaching experience.